Bisley, in Surrey, England which is notable for rifle shooting. Bisley's immediate neighbours are West End, Chobham and Knaphill. The name 'Bisley' was first recorded in the 10th century as 'Busseleghe'. It is derived from the old English words 'Bysc' meaning bushes and 'Leah' a clearing. Therefore, it means the 'clearing where bushes grow'. In medieval times, the village lay on the edge of the Chertsey Abbey estate. The 13th century church, St John the Baptist, was donated to the village by the Abbey monks over 600 years ago. The church features a medieval bell and a 15th century porch which is said to have been built from a single oak tree. A nearby spring was once known as the 'Holy Well of St John the Baptist', and was said to have medicinal powers. Its waters were used for local baptisms until the early 20th century. Bisley is also home to Bisley C of E Primary School. This school is situated in the centre of the village and its logo is a frog. It was described as delivering a satisfactory education to students in its recent Ofsted report. Actor Barry Evans attended Bisley boys' school which was an orphanage run by The Shaftesbury Homes. More on Bethnal Green 

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